'Gangnam 6-pyeong studio apartment' Park Kyung-hye finds new home… "Applied for rental apartment" [Star Issue]

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Actress Park Kyung-hye has applied to move into a long-term vacant rental apartment.

A video titled "Please help NF Kyung-hye, who is in crisis!!!!!" was released on YouTuber Choi Hyeri's channel.

On that day, Hyeri asked Park Kyung-hye, "What did you do today?" In response, Park Kyung-hye replied, "I went to the ophthalmology clinic, then to the otolaryngology clinic, and today was the day to submit my application for a long-term vacant rental apartment."

She further stated, "Today was the second round of applications, so I submitted it and came back," confirming that she had completed her application to move into a long-term vacant rental apartment.

Park Kyung-hye explained about long-term vacant rental apartments: "They are apartments where the original tenant has moved out and the unit has remained unrented for more than six months, offered at prices lower than market rates."

She also added, "It is a monthly rent arrangement, but if you increase the deposit, you can lower the monthly rent. I met the eligibility criteria, so I applied. For now, I applied to places with a high probability of success."

Previously, Park Kyung-hye sparked attention in April when she revealed her approximately 6-pyeong (about 20 square meters) studio apartment located in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the MBC variety show "I Live Alone."

At the time, Park Kyung-hye disclosed that she was paying a deposit of 50 million won and monthly expenses totaling 590,000 won, including rent, management fees, and parking fees. She also revealed that despite applying for youth housing multiple times, she had been rejected each time.

Recently, she also shared details of her living environment through her personal YouTube channel, showing mold on the studio apartment's ceiling and rust flakes falling from a storage cabinet.

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